Logan Paul Reveals His Latest Creation – An Epoxy Resin Gameboy Art Piece

Logan Paul has always expressed his love for art and music. The YouTuber turned boxer had a lot of portraits and art pieces installed in his Encino Mansion back in California. Over the years, he has also tried his hand at creating art pieces.

From a Pokemon piece to his latest creation, an epoxy resin Gameboy art piece. Paul created an epoxy resin art piece full of GameBoys. Paul used a Pokemon metal frame for the piece.

He started off by creating a base layer of Epoxy-resin and then dipped 15 GameBoys in a solution, all of which had a different color. He then put them all to dry, placed them on the base layer, and spaced them out evenly.

Then he put another layer of the solution over it and used a blow-torch to even out any bumps and remove any bubbles from the solution covering the GameBoys. The end result was a multi-colored, GameBoy masterpiece topped by a Pokemon-colored frame.

Paul gave away his last art piece to one member of his club, The Maverick Club. He had created the piece to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Pokemon and give a fan a chance to win something personal from ‘The Maverick’ himself.

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However, he has not revealed what he will do with his latest piece. Let’s see what Logan Paul is up to nowadays.

Logan Paul spends $3.5 million on rare Pokemon cards

Logan Paul’s affection towards Pokemon is well known. The YouTuber turned boxer is a self-proclaimed Pokemon fan and has a tattoo of the Pokemon Squirtle to prove it. Paul got into Pokemon cards back in 2020 when there was a boom in Pokemon cards and sports cards.

The YouTuber got into the realm of Pokemon cards with his first-ever purchase of 7 Pokemon cards worth $50,000. The prices and the uniqueness of the cards just kept going up from there. A couple of live Pokemon card openings later, Paul unveiled his latest purchase.

He posted on his Twitter and Instagram, showing fans his $3.5 Million dollar purchase of 11 first edition base set Pokemon cards. According to Paul, it is the only known one in existence and the YouTuber gave away 36 first edition cards on Christmas day.